Anaglyph 3D
Create 3D anaglyph images from stereo pairs.
About Anaglyph 3D
The Anaglyph 3D tool combines two photographs taken from slightly different viewpoints into a single red-cyan 3D image. Stereo photography enthusiasts, educators, and experimenters use it to create depth illusions that appear three-dimensional when viewed with inexpensive red-cyan glasses. Upload your left-eye and right-eye images, making sure they share the same dimensions and framing, then adjust the depth, alignment, and color balance. Generating the anaglyph merges the color channels, and the finished image downloads for viewing. Both source photos are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
Key Features
- ✓Combines left and right eye images
- ✓Produces red-cyan anaglyph 3D output
- ✓Adjustable depth, alignment, and color balance
- ✓Requires matching image dimensions and framing
- ✓Creates the classic 3D glasses effect
- ✓Processes locally with no uploads
How to Use Anaglyph 3D
- 1
Prepare a Stereo Pair
Take or select two images shot from slightly different angles. They should be identical in size and framing.
- 2
Upload the Left Eye Image
Select the image intended for the left eye, which supplies the red channel.
- 3
Upload the Right Eye Image
Select the right-eye image, which supplies the cyan channel. A slight horizontal offset between the two creates the depth.
- 4
Adjust 3D Parameters
Fine-tune depth, alignment, and color balance for a comfortable viewing experience.
- 5
Generate and Test
Click "Create 3D Anaglyph", view the result with red-cyan 3D glasses, and download the finished image.
Read the complete step-by-step guide with screenshots and pro tips
Common Use Cases
- •A stereo photographer converts a twin-camera shot into a viewable anaglyph.
- •A teacher demonstrates binocular depth perception with 3D images.
- •A hobbyist turns two smartphone snapshots into a retro 3D picture.
- •A designer creates a 3D poster element for red-cyan glasses.
- •A science student visualizes terrain models in stereo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do my stereo photos get uploaded to create the 3D image?
No. The two images are combined locally in your browser. They are never transmitted to a server, and the finished anaglyph downloads to your device.
What do I need to view the result in 3D?
You need inexpensive red-cyan 3D glasses. The tool merges the left image into the red channel and the right image into the cyan channel to create the depth illusion.
Is the Anaglyph 3D tool free?
Yes. It costs nothing, requires no signup, and has no limit on the number of anaglyphs you can create.